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|title= Burmese Days | |title= ''Burmese Days'' | ||
|author= George Orwell | |author= George Orwell | ||
|notes= This novel publish in 1934 is based loosely on Orwell's five years as a policeman in the Indian Imperial Police force in Burma. It is a caustic, fast-paced tale about the waning days of British imperialism before World War II. From Wikipedia article on [[:en.wp:Burmese Days|Burmese Days]]. | |notes= This novel publish in 1934 is based loosely on Orwell's five years as a policeman in the Indian Imperial Police force in Burma. It is a caustic, fast-paced tale about the waning days of British imperialism before World War II. From Wikipedia article on [[:en.wp:Burmese Days|Burmese Days]]. | ||
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| Burmese Days written by George Orwell |
| This novel publish in 1934 is based loosely on Orwell's five years as a policeman in the Indian Imperial Police force in Burma. It is a caustic, fast-paced tale about the waning days of British imperialism before World War II. From Wikipedia article on Burmese Days. |
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